FAQ about Sapphire Rings in Singapore

Are sapphire rings more expensive than diamonds?

The cost of a sapphire ring versus a diamond ring can vary significantly depending on several factors, including the quality, size, and type of sapphire or diamond used. In general, sapphire rings tend to be less expensive than diamond rings of similar carat weight and quality. However, there are exceptions. Sapphires come in various colors, with blue sapphires being the most traditional and popular choice. The price of a blue sapphire can vary widely based on factors such as its color, clarity, cut, and carat weight. Some rare and high-quality blue sapphires can be quite expensive. On the other hand, diamonds are valued based on the "Four Cs" – carat weight, color, clarity, and cut. The price of a diamond increases significantly with carat weight, color (less color or whiter diamonds are more valuable), and clarity (fewer inclusions or imperfections). Well-cut, high-quality diamonds can be very expensive. In summary, while sapphire rings can be a more affordable option than diamond rings, the exact cost will depend on the specific gemstone's characteristics and the ring's design. It's essential to consider your budget and preferences when choosing between these two gemstones for an engagement or other types of rings.

What color sapphire is the most expensive?

The most expensive color for sapphires is typically a rich, deep blue. This shade of blue is often referred to as "royal blue" or "cornflower blue." Sapphires with a pure, intense blue hue, free from secondary colors like green or violet, are the most highly valued. The pricing of sapphires is influenced by their color, and the more vivid and saturated the blue, the higher the price. In the world of sapphires, the presence of any secondary colors can significantly affect the gem's value. For example: Royal Blue: Sapphires with a vibrant, pure blue color with no noticeable secondary hues are the most prized and, therefore, the most expensive. Cornflower Blue: Sapphires with a medium to medium-light blue color that resembles the shade of a cornflower can also be highly valuable. Padparadscha: This is an extremely rare and valuable variety of sapphire that exhibits a pinkish-orange to orangish-pink color. While blue sapphires are the most well-known and valuable, sapphires can come in various colors, including pink, yellow, green, and more. Each color has its unique appeal and value, with the rarity of the color being a significant factor in determining its price.

What is the superstition about sapphires?

Protection from Harm: In many ancient cultures, sapphires were believed to have protective qualities. They were thought to protect the wearer from harm, envy, and negative energies. Warriors often wore sapphires into battle to shield themselves from harm. Symbol of Royalty: Sapphires have long been associated with royalty and nobility. Ancient civilizations believed that wearing sapphires signified a person's high social status and provided them with favor and blessings from the divine. Anti-Poison Properties: Some cultures believed that sapphires had the power to detect and neutralize poison. It was believed that the stone's color would change if it came into contact with a poisonous substance. Fidelity and True Love: In medieval Europe, sapphires were considered a symbol of fidelity, loyalty, and true love. They were often used in engagement rings to symbolize a faithful and lasting commitment. Superstitions of Misfortune: On the flip side, there were superstitions that sapphires could bring misfortune, especially if they were not the right color or if they were given as a gift. It was believed that sapphires of certain shades could foretell doom. Curse of the Hope Diamond: The Hope Diamond, one of the world's most famous blue diamonds, is said to be cursed. Many of its owners reportedly faced misfortune and tragedy. While the curse is not scientifically proven, it adds to the allure and superstitions surrounding sapphires and other gemstones.

Riviera Pave Sapphire Eternity Ring Rose Gold

S$79,500.00

Contemporary garland ring with sapphires and diamonds

S$117,000.00

2 carat Emerald Cut Yellow Sapphire Ring White Gold

S$155,750.00

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Emerald Cut Yellow Sapphire Ring White Gold

Emerald Cut Yellow Sapphire Ring Yellow Gold

Emerald Cut Yellow Sapphire Ring Rose Gold

2 carat Emerald Cut Yellow Sapphire Ring White Gold

Riviera Pave Sapphire and Diamond Eternity Ring

Riviera Pave Sapphire Eternity Ring White Gold

Riviera Pave Sapphire Eternity Ring Rose Gold

Riviera Pave Sapphire and Diamond Eternity Ring Rose Gold

Three Stone Ring with Sapphire White Gold

Three Stone Ring with Sapphire Yellow Gold

Three Stone Ring with Sapphire Rose Gold

Contemporary garland ring with sapphires and diamonds

2 carat Emerald Cut Yellow Sapphire Ring Yellow Gold

2 carat Emerald Cut Yellow Sapphire Ring Rose Gold

Riviera Pave Sapphire and Diamond Eternity Ring Style Yellow Gold

Riviera Pave Sapphire Eternity Ring Yellow Gold

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FAQ about Sapphire Rings in Singapore

Are sapphire rings more expensive than diamonds?

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What is the superstition about sapphires?

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